“The end goal is to increase the number of professionally licensed counselors and clinical supervisors who are trained in integrated healthcare,” Warren said.
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NCCU’s Ultimate Homecoming Experience returns Oct. 17–25 with a week of tradition, pride and star-powered events, including concerts, comedy, reunions, the big game and more unforgettable moments!
Individuals with mild hearing loss are twice as likely to develop dementia as those with normal hearing.
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Sulaiman Mausi arrived at NCCU in 1991 from Detroit, Michigan, carrying with him a legacy of leadership and history of entrepreneurship that was rooted deep in his spirit.
As we wind down the fall 2020 semester, we hope each of you has had great experiences despite the circumstances surrounding COVID-19.
NCCU Business faculty, staff, students, alumni, administration and corporate partners recently celebrated the launch of a cybersecurity lab on campus.
School of Law Library Technician Assistant Michelle Gordon receives the N.C. Department of Human Resources Governor Award of Excellence in Customer Service.
For NCCU alumni who reside in Charlotte, N.C., the university’s motto, “In Truth and Service,” resonates in their hearts beyond their years at NCCU.
Service-learning has become a significant aspect of many courses at NCCU, including the coursework of two history graduate students.
North Carolina Central University's 73rd Founder's Day Convocation recognizes the life and contributions of the university's founder Dr. James E. Shepard.
Members of University Choir and Music Professor Roberta Laws created the voting incentive #MakeThemHearYou.
NCCU’s Ultimate Homecoming Experience returns to strengthen Eagle Pride and commemorate the institution’s 110th anniversary with a new virtual sensation for alumni, students, faculty and staff.
Genetic clues related to alcoholic liver disease will be examined by Dr. Maxwell Gyamfi with a $1.6M National Institutes of Science grant
Racial disparities in arrests persist, although misdemeanor arrests have dropped, according to research involving NCCU's Criminal Justice Department.